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July 3, 2003
Police informant sues over unsafe workplace
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Alaskan crab fishing. Fighting forest fires. Washing windows on high-rise buildings.
For adventurous souls who don’t want a boring desk job, these are just some of the options that come to mind. And after reading Lippincott v. Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, I’d say another calling – police informant – should be added to the list.
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